If you’ve already finished Tiger King and are looking for your next binge, might I tempt you with some Houston-related finds? I’ve scoured the internet to round up a few of my recommendations for shows and movies to watch that are somehow related to Houston — whether they were filmed here or feature a Houstonian. Happy … Continue reading
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5 Go-To Houston Sushi Spots to Get To-Go
Normally, I wouldn’t recommend taking raw fish to go, but desperate times (ahem, COVID-19) call for tasty to-go measures. Here are 5 options for sushi to-go in Houston! Note: I know we are supposed to be hunkering down and of course I recommend doing just that, but consider ordering curbside pick-up or delivery directly from … Continue reading
Goodnight Hospitality Brings Color to Montrose With Mini Murals
Goodnight Hospitality is one of the many Houston restaurant groups hurting and hurting hard during the COVID-19 shutdown. However, they’ve taken their closed eateries (Rosie Cannonball and Montrose Cheese and Wine) and added some color — with the help of some local artists! Escaped my house for a drive to Montrose (highly recommend) to take … Continue reading
Where to Pick Up Beer To Go in Houston
Happy National Beer Day! If that doesn’t call for a cheersing of local beer, I don’t know what does. Oh yeah, surviving another day of COVID-19-caused isolation. Have no fear, Houston beer is here! These spots have drive-thru or to-go beer available for you to celebrate today! Eureka Heights This Heights brewery has set up … Continue reading
5 Houston Meal Kits to Up Your COVID-19 Stay-At-Home Game
I know a lot of people are taking this time at home to hone their cooking skills, while others are doing their best to #SupportLocal by ordering take out… but did you know you could do a little of both at the same time? Tons of restaurants are doing meal kits — yeah, like those types … Continue reading
10 Houston Arts Institutions Now Streaming Online During the COVID19 Shutdown
The coronavirus is totally cramping our style. In all seriousness, as horrible as this unpredictable disease and outbreak has been, one of its victims is local artist and cultural organizations. Several institutions have tapped into tech tools to bring culture to you in your living room! Here are some options for you below. Important: Please … Continue reading
No Gym? No Prob — Houston Fitness Studios Switch to Streaming
Here’s where you can support some local fitness studios and get your sweat on online! Continue reading
5 Ways to Make Car Buying in Houston Way Easier
Buying a car is probably one of the least fun things that comes with adulting. Of course, the end result of all the hassle is a new (or new to you!) car. As great as that part is, I want to talk about the hassle you go through before that. I got my car around … Continue reading
Here’s Where to Take Pictures at the Houston Rodeo
Listen, you didn’t get all dressed up in your western wear and take two trams and walk nearly a mile in your boots to let your rodeo day go undocumented! Make your memories and keep them too with these 8 spots around the rodeo grounds that make for great photo opps! 1. The big rodeo … Continue reading
A Houstonian’s Guide: 24 Hours in Rockport-Fulton
Rockport-Fulton may have been hit hard by Hurricane Harvey, but the sleepy bayside town is a quick and fun weekend trip for Houstonians. Continue reading